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Found in old flooded mine growing from Hirsutella guignardii on Diptera

On harvestman

Occasional under silver beech forest

Unsure ?

Uncommon. In alpine boggy areas around tarns and seeps 1300-1600m elevation.

Leptinella goyenii, locally common on exposed sites

Leptinella goyenii growing in subalpine herbfield

Occasional, in montane beech forest

Kepler Track. growing near an old stream bed flow, probably the original outflow pre-damming...

Only a few

Quite a large patch on exposed bank.

Growing on a rock with seemingly no humus... =)

Occasional flowers on trackside

Under Eucalyptus regnans

Occasional, in montane tussock-shrubland

Aciphylla kirkii, occasional plants in alpine herbfield. A small plant of this species. Differs from A. hectorii by the broader leaf segments and generally more robust form.

I was wondering where all the carnivorous plants had got to

Phyllachne colensoi, common in exposed alpine herbfield

Stick Insect, feeding on totara seedling, Centre Road, Otago Peninsula

Localised on coastal bluffs

Potentially?

lake beach ridge; one patch seen

In rough pasture with F. nz

Euphrasia aff dyeri, very small Euphrasia species. This is Euphrasia aff dyeri as illustrated in Hugh Wilson's 'Plants of Stewart Island' It is smaller than any other Euphrasia species I have observed

How do you correct a wrong ID? This is Cleistesiopsis oricamporum

DOR

Southern Appalachian Salamander (Plethodon teyahalee), Clay County, North Carolina

NW slope of Doe Mt, W of FS 6269 above Buck Creek. Buck Creek Serpentine Barrens

NW slope of Doe Mt, W of FS 6269 above Buck Creek. Buck Creek Serpentine Barrens

Buck Creek Serpentine Barrens. W slope of Doe Knob, W ( downslope) of FS 6269, above Buck Creek. Recently burned.